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just curious, how is clojureverse written? https://clojureverse.org/
just wondering... with react hooks out some time already, what would be the most convenient cljs wrappers using react with hooks? What interests me is mainly: preferably no macro's (they tend to be some more work for automatic reloading etc during development), (very) lightweight and fast, hiccup syntax, used/tested in a real-life application and a library that is still maintained 🙂.
(or stated another way: who has what experience with which cljs react+hooks wrapper?)
Is there anything like Chrome’s ‘custom formatters’ for FireFox?
Though depending on your project/needs, you might be able to get a little relief from re-frame-10x: https://github.com/day8/re-frame-10x
Ah, yes. I’ll check that out.